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Irish Setter
This image is copyright and may not be downloaded or reproduced Bred to set game for the huntsman's net and for the sport of falconry, the Irish Setter is a talented field dog and hunting companion. An active, aristocratic-looking animal, he is built on racy elegant lines. His hallmark is his luxuriant rich red mahogany jacket. Typically Irish with a devil-may-care attitude and rollicking personality, he is high-spirited to the point of sometimes being a little headstrong. However, he is eminently trainable, providing you are patient and make allowances for the fact that he matures more slowly than some other breeds. Although he mellows with age, the Irish Setter still retains the joie de vivre and boisterous good humour which endears him to his many fans. This breed requires considerable exercise and regular grooming. Sweet natured, intelligent and very affectionate, the Irish Setter is good with children and makes an excellent family pet.
Height approximately 69
cm
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For further information on this breedand where to obtain a puppy contact:Australian Capital Territory ACT Canine Association Inc Phone: (02) 6241 4404 New South Wales Irish Setter Association of NSW Inc Mrs S Middleton, Ph: (02) 4677 2685 Northern Territory The North Australian Canine Association Inc. Phone: (08) 8984 3570 Email: naca1@bigpond.com Queensland Canine Control Council (Queensland) Phone: (07) 3252 2661 Email: dogsqld@powerup.com.auSouth Australia South Australian Canine Association Inc Phone: (08) 8349 4797 Email: info@saca.caninenet.com Tasmania Tasmanian Canine Association Inc Phone: (03) 6272 9443 Email: tca@iprimus.com.au Victoria Irish Setter Club of Victoria Inc. Secretary: Peter Frost 9882 3899 E-mail : frosty@camhigh.vic.edu.au Western Australia Canine Association of Western Australia (Inc) Phone: (08) 9455 1188 Email:k9@cawa.asn.au |
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